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Server-side Gitlab URL rewriting?

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baileigh last edited by
Our old BitBucket server had a URL like this,
- https://bitbucket.acme.net/scm/acmegroup/acme-project.git
And, we're wanting to move to GitLab with a DNS switch which has a different URL-convention namely
- https://gitlab.acme.net/acmegroup/acme-project.git
The /scm/ is what I'd like to fix. Is there a way to rewrite URLs through configuration of the GitLab server such that I can make
- https://gitlab.acme.net/scm/acmegroup/acme-project.git
Redirect to
- https://gitlab.acme.net/acmegroup/acme-project.git
Note, I know I can change the "Custom Git clone URL for HTTP(S)" and "Replaces the clone URL root" under GitLab's admin/application_settings/general.
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Pearlaqua last edited by
GitLab omnibus and self-managed installs ship with NGINX which is exposed and documented here,
- https://docs.gitlab.com/omnibus/settings/nginx.html#inserting-custom-nginx-settings-into-the-gitlab-server-block
You basically edit the gitlab.rb file, edit nginx['custom_gitlab_server_config'] and then rerun gitlab-ctl reconfigure to regenerate the nginx confs and restart nginx.
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